Peter wants believers to remember what the prophets and apostles said as a basis for maintaining faith in the future return of Christ to rule and reign on earth. Find out more about his desire in this lesson from II Peter 3:2.

As Peter moves into chapter three he inserts his purpose for writing both of his epistles. He will point out that scoffers-out to satisfy their own lust patterns, will attempts to dissuade believers from the faith. Find out more about his purpose in this lesson from II Peter 3:1.

Ignorance is better than knowledge when the one gaining the knowledge rejects truth. But why is this the case? Find out more about why in this lesson from II Peter 2:21-22 with a little help from Romans 5:13-21.

It is Mother's Day and the Village Idiot has stolen her bouquet! What God has designed to be a safeguard for society has become corrupted by the wiles of Satan & Company. Find out more in this lesson from Proverbs 31:10-31 on the challenges confronting the family in today's culture.

Is ignorance truly bliss? And what does ignorance have to do with a dog and a hog? Find out the answers to these (and other) questions in this lesson on 2 Peter 2:21-22.

It is important to know about false teachers and to understand the process by which this departure from the truth comes. Find out more about how to avoid the human viewpoint that ruins the walk of the believer in this lesson on 2 Peter 2:19-20.

If the message of the prophet or teacher promises satisfaction of the empirical senses or promises material things, or promises things that develop your ego it is contradictory to the Biblical Message. Find out more about the false promises and misrepresentations of truth by false teachers in this lesson from 2 Peter 2:17-18.

Although infidel evolutionists attempt to link man to the other mammals that are found upon the earth, God has made him uniquely different. Yet, there are times when man fails to manifest that distinction and himself acts like an animal. Find out more in this lesson from 2 Peter 2:12-14.

Peter has been warning about false teachers whose payday is coming. It is important that believers are able to identify those who have compromised the truth of God's revelation and gone astray. Find out more in this lesson from 2 Peter 2:15-16

God's judgment against false teachers is certain, just as is His judgment against flesh seekers who satisfy themselves and despise authority. Find out more in this lesson from 2 Peter 2:10-11.